Adenoids do important work as infection fighters for babies and little kids. But they become less important as a kid gets older and the body develops other ways to fight germs. Adenoids usually shrink after about age 5, and by the teenage years they often practically disappear. However, sometimes germ fighting adenoids can swell up and cause breathing problems in children.
Aster Sick Kids Foundation regularly conducts camps in rural places. This is with the view of screening sick children and providing state of the art medical care at affordable rate for deserving but poor families.
Akshaya, the daughter of a single mother who works as a housemaid was brought to a medical camp organized by ASK. Her adenoids had swollen up and the child found it difficult to breath. Aster Sick Kids Foundation supported her treatments costs at Aster Medcity. The child successfully had her adenoids removed.
Fathima
Dravet syndrome, is a type of epilepsy with seizures that are often triggered by hot temperatures or fever.
Fathima was diagnosed to have this disease when she was just 4 months old. On new year’s day 2019 Fathima was drinking her milk when she had severe seizures. She was rushed to a hospital to find that she drawn the milk into her lungs causing pneumonia. Fathima required ventilator support and was brought to Aster Medcity.
She was admitted under the expert Pediatric Intensive Care Team lead by Dr. Rajappan Pillai. ASK supported a major portion of Fathima's treatment costs. The child was cured completely.
Kenaz
When a broken bone fails to heal, the forms a resemblance to a fibrous joint. This "false joint" in medical lingo is called "Pseudoarthrosis" (Derived from Greek: "pseudo-" means false and "arthrosis" means joint).
Kenaz a 2 year old baby boy was brought to Aster Medcity with this serious complication.His fracture had failed to heal. His family was short of the funds needed for their son's treatment.
Aster Sick Kids Foundation supported the treatment costs. Kenaz's bones were joined by a sophisticated operation.
Alfadil
Alfadil, an 8 year old boy was brought to Aster Medcity with pain in his right hip and inability to walk. He was found to has Perthes Disease.
A German physician by the name Georg Clemens Perthes was the world's first to image this disease on X Rays. Those affected typically lose blood supply to one of the hip bones causing them to have pain and a limp.
A wedge of this diseased bone was removed by an operation. Alfadil's treatment costs were supported in part by Aster Sick Kids Foundation.
Pranathosmi
14-year-old Pranathosmi, was found to have cluster of blood vessels called Hemangioma in her knee joint. The adolescent had been having difficulties because of this. Moreover, this rare occurrence needed a higher medical intervention.
A radiological intervention of her knee was done at Aster Medcity. The child's treatment costs were covered by Aster Sick Kids Foundation.
Sanand
DiGeorge syndrome, is a disease caused by the deletion of a small segment of chromosome 22 of the human body. While the symptoms can vary, they often include congenital heart problems, specific facial features, frequent infections, developmental delay, learning problems and cleft palate.
Sanand, a 3 year old boy was diagnosed with congenital heart disease when he was just 10 days old.This led to a series of medical tests and evaluations. A medical geneticist found out Sanand suffered from Di George Syndrome. A detailed look revealed the boy had a Cleft palate (defect in the bone covering the roof of the mouth) and even undescended testis. Owing the his defects Sanand would often aspirate his feeds making him sick with pneumonia.
A tube was inserted into his stomach directly through the skin over his abdomen to help him feed. Around 6 months Sanand's heart condition began to take a toll on him. The blood from the right side of his heart wasn't reaching his lungs like it was supposed to. Moreover, a hole between his lower heart chambers had caused his heart to become weak. Sanand's blood oxygen levels began to dip and he fell short of breath. He underwent a life saving Blalock Taussig shunt which helped him improve temporarily.
In early 2019 Sanand was brought to Aster Medcity with breathlessness and falling oxygen levels. He was evaluated and found to have the previously done shunt blocked. His blood oxygen levels were also dipping. The Pediatric Cardiac surgery team at Aster Medcity performed a complex corrective surgery on Sanand. An artificial tube was fashioned resembling the pulmonary artery. A new pulmonary valve was hand sewn into this tube by the surgeons. This tube was used as means to connect Sanand's right side heart chamber to its intended destination, his lungs. The hole in his heart was also closed. Sanand recovered completely. His oxygen levels became normal and his breathing improved.
Aster Sick Kids Foundation & Aster DM Foundation sponsored a major chunk of Sanand's treatment from the beginning to till the dates
Dhrudhan
Dhrudhan a 3 year old boy was brought to Aster Medcity with fever, vomiting, pain over his left thumb and a ear discharge. The little boy was found to have Brutons agammaglobulinemia, bacterial infection in his blood, a chronic ear infection, cellulitis of his left thumb and severe gastric inflammation.
He required very expensive I.V. medicines. He was admitted under specialised Pediatric Services and treated holistically. Dhrudhan improved and was discharged. Aster Sick Kids Foundation supported Dhrudhan's family financially. A large part of the boy's treatment costs were met.
Juana
Juana a 2-year-old was diagnosed to have a tumor in her right kidney. About 5% of children are known to suffer from kidney tumors by birth. This baby girl has her tumor removed by Paediatric Surgeons at Aster Medcity. Her father who works as a dental technician was burdened by her treatment costs.
Aster Sick Kids Foundation supported her treatment.
Daivik
Normally, each kidney is connected to one ureter, a tube that drains urine into the bladder. Children with a duplex kidney (also called a duplicated collecting system) have two ureters coming from a single kidney.
Daivik, a 1 year old baby boy was brought with this condition to Aster Medcity. His extra ureters were causing urine to leak back from his bladder.
A sophisticated surgery was done to cut and re join his extra ureter to his bladder. The treatment costs were taxing for the family to bear. Aster Sick Kids Foundation is supported Daivik's treatment.
Akshaya
Adenoids do important work as infection fighters for babies and little kids. But they become less important as a kid gets older and the body develops other ways to fight germs. Adenoids usually shrink after about age 5, and by the teenage years they often practically disappear. However, sometimes germ fighting adenoids can swell up and cause breathing problems in children.
Aster Sick Kids Foundation regularly conducts camps in rural places. This is with the view of screening sick children and providing state of the art medical care at affordable rate for deserving but poor families.
Akshaya, the daughter of a single mother who works as a housemaid was brought to a medical camp organized by ASK. Her adenoids had swollen up and the child found it difficult to breath. Aster Sick Kids Foundation supported her treatments costs at Aster Medcity. The child successfully had her adenoids removed.
Fathima
Dravet syndrome, is a type of epilepsy with seizures that are often triggered by hot temperatures or fever.
Fathima was diagnosed to have this disease when she was just 4 months old. On new year’s day 2019 Fathima was drinking her milk when she had severe seizures. She was rushed to a hospital to find that she drawn the milk into her lungs causing pneumonia. Fathima required ventilator support and was brought to Aster Medcity.
She was admitted under the expert Pediatric Intensive Care Team lead by Dr. Rajappan Pillai. ASK supported a major portion of Fathima's treatment costs. The child was cured completely.
Kenaz
When a broken bone fails to heal, the forms a resemblance to a fibrous joint. This "false joint" in medical lingo is called "Pseudoarthrosis" (Derived from Greek: "pseudo-" means false and "arthrosis" means joint).
Kenaz a 2 year old baby boy was brought to Aster Medcity with this serious complication.His fracture had failed to heal. His family was short of the funds needed for their son's treatment.
Aster Sick Kids Foundation supported the treatment costs. Kenaz's bones were joined by a sophisticated operation.
Alfadil
Alfadil, an 8 year old boy was brought to Aster Medcity with pain in his right hip and inability to walk. He was found to has Perthes Disease.
A German physician by the name Georg Clemens Perthes was the world's first to image this disease on X Rays. Those affected typically lose blood supply to one of the hip bones causing them to have pain and a limp.
A wedge of this diseased bone was removed by an operation. Alfadil's treatment costs were supported in part by Aster Sick Kids Foundation.
Pranathosmi
14-year-old Pranathosmi, was found to have cluster of blood vessels called Hemangioma in her knee joint. The adolescent had been having difficulties because of this. Moreover, this rare occurrence needed a higher medical intervention.
A radiological intervention of her knee was done at Aster Medcity. The child's treatment costs were covered by Aster Sick Kids Foundation.
Sanand
DiGeorge syndrome, is a disease caused by the deletion of a small segment of chromosome 22 of the human body. While the symptoms can vary, they often include congenital heart problems, specific facial features, frequent infections, developmental delay, learning problems and cleft palate.
Sanand, a 3 year old boy was diagnosed with congenital heart disease when he was just 10 days old.This led to a series of medical tests and evaluations. A medical geneticist found out Sanand suffered from Di George Syndrome. A detailed look revealed the boy had a Cleft palate (defect in the bone covering the roof of the mouth) and even undescended testis. Owing the his defects Sanand would often aspirate his feeds making him sick with pneumonia.
A tube was inserted into his stomach directly through the skin over his abdomen to help him feed. Around 6 months Sanand's heart condition began to take a toll on him. The blood from the right side of his heart wasn't reaching his lungs like it was supposed to. Moreover, a hole between his lower heart chambers had caused his heart to become weak. Sanand's blood oxygen levels began to dip and he fell short of breath. He underwent a life saving Blalock Taussig shunt which helped him improve temporarily.
In early 2019 Sanand was brought to Aster Medcity with breathlessness and falling oxygen levels. He was evaluated and found to have the previously done shunt blocked. His blood oxygen levels were also dipping. The Pediatric Cardiac surgery team at Aster Medcity performed a complex corrective surgery on Sanand. An artificial tube was fashioned resembling the pulmonary artery. A new pulmonary valve was hand sewn into this tube by the surgeons. This tube was used as means to connect Sanand's right side heart chamber to its intended destination, his lungs. The hole in his heart was also closed. Sanand recovered completely. His oxygen levels became normal and his breathing improved.
Aster Sick Kids Foundation & Aster DM Foundation sponsored a major chunk of Sanand's treatment from the beginning to till the dates
Dhrudhan
Dhrudhan a 3 year old boy was brought to Aster Medcity with fever, vomiting, pain over his left thumb and a ear discharge. The little boy was found to have Brutons agammaglobulinemia, bacterial infection in his blood, a chronic ear infection, cellulitis of his left thumb and severe gastric inflammation.
He required very expensive I.V. medicines. He was admitted under specialised Pediatric Services and treated holistically. Dhrudhan improved and was discharged. Aster Sick Kids Foundation supported Dhrudhan's family financially. A large part of the boy's treatment costs were met.
Juana
Juana a 2-year-old was diagnosed to have a tumor in her right kidney. About 5% of children are known to suffer from kidney tumors by birth. This baby girl has her tumor removed by Paediatric Surgeons at Aster Medcity. Her father who works as a dental technician was burdened by her treatment costs.
Aster Sick Kids Foundation supported her treatment.
Daivik
Normally, each kidney is connected to one ureter, a tube that drains urine into the bladder. Children with a duplex kidney (also called a duplicated collecting system) have two ureters coming from a single kidney.
Daivik, a 1 year old baby boy was brought with this condition to Aster Medcity. His extra ureters were causing urine to leak back from his bladder.
A sophisticated surgery was done to cut and re join his extra ureter to his bladder. The treatment costs were taxing for the family to bear. Aster Sick Kids Foundation is supported Daivik's treatment.
Akshaya
Adenoids do important work as infection fighters for babies and little kids. But they become less important as a kid gets older and the body develops other ways to fight germs. Adenoids usually shrink after about age 5, and by the teenage years they often practically disappear. However, sometimes germ fighting adenoids can swell up and cause breathing problems in children.
Aster Sick Kids Foundation regularly conducts camps in rural places. This is with the view of screening sick children and providing state of the art medical care at affordable rate for deserving but poor families.
Akshaya, the daughter of a single mother who works as a housemaid was brought to a medical camp organized by ASK. Her adenoids had swollen up and the child found it difficult to breath. Aster Sick Kids Foundation supported her treatments costs at Aster Medcity. The child successfully had her adenoids removed.
Fathima
Dravet syndrome, is a type of epilepsy with seizures that are often triggered by hot temperatures or fever.
Fathima was diagnosed to have this disease when she was just 4 months old. On new year’s day 2019 Fathima was drinking her milk when she had severe seizures. She was rushed to a hospital to find that she drawn the milk into her lungs causing pneumonia. Fathima required ventilator support and was brought to Aster Medcity.
She was admitted under the expert Pediatric Intensive Care Team lead by Dr. Rajappan Pillai. ASK supported a major portion of Fathima's treatment costs. The child was cured completely.
Kenaz
When a broken bone fails to heal, the forms a resemblance to a fibrous joint. This "false joint" in medical lingo is called "Pseudoarthrosis" (Derived from Greek: "pseudo-" means false and "arthrosis" means joint).
Kenaz a 2 year old baby boy was brought to Aster Medcity with this serious complication.His fracture had failed to heal. His family was short of the funds needed for their son's treatment.
Aster Sick Kids Foundation supported the treatment costs. Kenaz's bones were joined by a sophisticated operation.
Alfadil
Alfadil, an 8 year old boy was brought to Aster Medcity with pain in his right hip and inability to walk. He was found to has Perthes Disease.
A German physician by the name Georg Clemens Perthes was the world's first to image this disease on X Rays. Those affected typically lose blood supply to one of the hip bones causing them to have pain and a limp.
A wedge of this diseased bone was removed by an operation. Alfadil's treatment costs were supported in part by Aster Sick Kids Foundation.
Pranathosmi
14-year-old Pranathosmi, was found to have cluster of blood vessels called Hemangioma in her knee joint. The adolescent had been having difficulties because of this. Moreover, this rare occurrence needed a higher medical intervention.
A radiological intervention of her knee was done at Aster Medcity. The child's treatment costs were covered by Aster Sick Kids Foundation.
Sanand
DiGeorge syndrome, is a disease caused by the deletion of a small segment of chromosome 22 of the human body. While the symptoms can vary, they often include congenital heart problems, specific facial features, frequent infections, developmental delay, learning problems and cleft palate.
Sanand, a 3 year old boy was diagnosed with congenital heart disease when he was just 10 days old.This led to a series of medical tests and evaluations. A medical geneticist found out Sanand suffered from Di George Syndrome. A detailed look revealed the boy had a Cleft palate (defect in the bone covering the roof of the mouth) and even undescended testis. Owing the his defects Sanand would often aspirate his feeds making him sick with pneumonia.
A tube was inserted into his stomach directly through the skin over his abdomen to help him feed. Around 6 months Sanand's heart condition began to take a toll on him. The blood from the right side of his heart wasn't reaching his lungs like it was supposed to. Moreover, a hole between his lower heart chambers had caused his heart to become weak. Sanand's blood oxygen levels began to dip and he fell short of breath. He underwent a life saving Blalock Taussig shunt which helped him improve temporarily.
In early 2019 Sanand was brought to Aster Medcity with breathlessness and falling oxygen levels. He was evaluated and found to have the previously done shunt blocked. His blood oxygen levels were also dipping. The Pediatric Cardiac surgery team at Aster Medcity performed a complex corrective surgery on Sanand. An artificial tube was fashioned resembling the pulmonary artery. A new pulmonary valve was hand sewn into this tube by the surgeons. This tube was used as means to connect Sanand's right side heart chamber to its intended destination, his lungs. The hole in his heart was also closed. Sanand recovered completely. His oxygen levels became normal and his breathing improved.
Aster Sick Kids Foundation & Aster DM Foundation sponsored a major chunk of Sanand's treatment from the beginning to till the dates
Dhrudhan
Dhrudhan a 3 year old boy was brought to Aster Medcity with fever, vomiting, pain over his left thumb and a ear discharge. The little boy was found to have Brutons agammaglobulinemia, bacterial infection in his blood, a chronic ear infection, cellulitis of his left thumb and severe gastric inflammation.
He required very expensive I.V. medicines. He was admitted under specialised Pediatric Services and treated holistically. Dhrudhan improved and was discharged. Aster Sick Kids Foundation supported Dhrudhan's family financially. A large part of the boy's treatment costs were met.
Juana
Juana a 2-year-old was diagnosed to have a tumor in her right kidney. About 5% of children are known to suffer from kidney tumors by birth. This baby girl has her tumor removed by Paediatric Surgeons at Aster Medcity. Her father who works as a dental technician was burdened by her treatment costs.
Aster Sick Kids Foundation supported her treatment.
Daivik
Normally, each kidney is connected to one ureter, a tube that drains urine into the bladder. Children with a duplex kidney (also called a duplicated collecting system) have two ureters coming from a single kidney.
Daivik, a 1 year old baby boy was brought with this condition to Aster Medcity. His extra ureters were causing urine to leak back from his bladder.
A sophisticated surgery was done to cut and re join his extra ureter to his bladder. The treatment costs were taxing for the family to bear. Aster Sick Kids Foundation is supported Daivik's treatment.
Akshaya
Adenoids do important work as infection fighters for babies and little kids. But they become less important as a kid gets older and the body develops other ways to fight germs. Adenoids usually shrink after about age 5, and by the teenage years they often practically disappear. However, sometimes germ fighting adenoids can swell up and cause breathing problems in children.
Aster Sick Kids Foundation regularly conducts camps in rural places. This is with the view of screening sick children and providing state of the art medical care at affordable rate for deserving but poor families.
Akshaya, the daughter of a single mother who works as a housemaid was brought to a medical camp organized by ASK. Her adenoids had swollen up and the child found it difficult to breath. Aster Sick Kids Foundation supported her treatments costs at Aster Medcity. The child successfully had her adenoids removed.
Fathima
Dravet syndrome, is a type of epilepsy with seizures that are often triggered by hot temperatures or fever.
Fathima was diagnosed to have this disease when she was just 4 months old. On new year’s day 2019 Fathima was drinking her milk when she had severe seizures. She was rushed to a hospital to find that she drawn the milk into her lungs causing pneumonia. Fathima required ventilator support and was brought to Aster Medcity.
She was admitted under the expert Pediatric Intensive Care Team lead by Dr. Rajappan Pillai. ASK supported a major portion of Fathima's treatment costs. The child was cured completely.
Kenaz
When a broken bone fails to heal, the forms a resemblance to a fibrous joint. This "false joint" in medical lingo is called "Pseudoarthrosis" (Derived from Greek: "pseudo-" means false and "arthrosis" means joint).
Kenaz a 2 year old baby boy was brought to Aster Medcity with this serious complication.His fracture had failed to heal. His family was short of the funds needed for their son's treatment.
Aster Sick Kids Foundation supported the treatment costs. Kenaz's bones were joined by a sophisticated operation.
Alfadil
Alfadil, an 8 year old boy was brought to Aster Medcity with pain in his right hip and inability to walk. He was found to has Perthes Disease.
A German physician by the name Georg Clemens Perthes was the world's first to image this disease on X Rays. Those affected typically lose blood supply to one of the hip bones causing them to have pain and a limp.
A wedge of this diseased bone was removed by an operation. Alfadil's treatment costs were supported in part by Aster Sick Kids Foundation.
Pranathosmi
14-year-old Pranathosmi, was found to have cluster of blood vessels called Hemangioma in her knee joint. The adolescent had been having difficulties because of this. Moreover, this rare occurrence needed a higher medical intervention.
A radiological intervention of her knee was done at Aster Medcity. The child's treatment costs were covered by Aster Sick Kids Foundation.
Sanand
DiGeorge syndrome, is a disease caused by the deletion of a small segment of chromosome 22 of the human body. While the symptoms can vary, they often include congenital heart problems, specific facial features, frequent infections, developmental delay, learning problems and cleft palate.
Sanand, a 3 year old boy was diagnosed with congenital heart disease when he was just 10 days old.This led to a series of medical tests and evaluations. A medical geneticist found out Sanand suffered from Di George Syndrome. A detailed look revealed the boy had a Cleft palate (defect in the bone covering the roof of the mouth) and even undescended testis. Owing the his defects Sanand would often aspirate his feeds making him sick with pneumonia.
A tube was inserted into his stomach directly through the skin over his abdomen to help him feed. Around 6 months Sanand's heart condition began to take a toll on him. The blood from the right side of his heart wasn't reaching his lungs like it was supposed to. Moreover, a hole between his lower heart chambers had caused his heart to become weak. Sanand's blood oxygen levels began to dip and he fell short of breath. He underwent a life saving Blalock Taussig shunt which helped him improve temporarily.
In early 2019 Sanand was brought to Aster Medcity with breathlessness and falling oxygen levels. He was evaluated and found to have the previously done shunt blocked. His blood oxygen levels were also dipping. The Pediatric Cardiac surgery team at Aster Medcity performed a complex corrective surgery on Sanand. An artificial tube was fashioned resembling the pulmonary artery. A new pulmonary valve was hand sewn into this tube by the surgeons. This tube was used as means to connect Sanand's right side heart chamber to its intended destination, his lungs. The hole in his heart was also closed. Sanand recovered completely. His oxygen levels became normal and his breathing improved.
Aster Sick Kids Foundation & Aster DM Foundation sponsored a major chunk of Sanand's treatment from the beginning to till the dates
Dhrudhan
Dhrudhan a 3 year old boy was brought to Aster Medcity with fever, vomiting, pain over his left thumb and a ear discharge. The little boy was found to have Brutons agammaglobulinemia, bacterial infection in his blood, a chronic ear infection, cellulitis of his left thumb and severe gastric inflammation.
He required very expensive I.V. medicines. He was admitted under specialised Pediatric Services and treated holistically. Dhrudhan improved and was discharged. Aster Sick Kids Foundation supported Dhrudhan's family financially. A large part of the boy's treatment costs were met.
Juana
Juana a 2-year-old was diagnosed to have a tumor in her right kidney. About 5% of children are known to suffer from kidney tumors by birth. This baby girl has her tumor removed by Paediatric Surgeons at Aster Medcity. Her father who works as a dental technician was burdened by her treatment costs.
Aster Sick Kids Foundation supported her treatment.
Daivik
Normally, each kidney is connected to one ureter, a tube that drains urine into the bladder. Children with a duplex kidney (also called a duplicated collecting system) have two ureters coming from a single kidney.
Daivik, a 1 year old baby boy was brought with this condition to Aster Medcity. His extra ureters were causing urine to leak back from his bladder.
A sophisticated surgery was done to cut and re join his extra ureter to his bladder. The treatment costs were taxing for the family to bear. Aster Sick Kids Foundation is supported Daivik's treatment.
Akshaya
Adenoids do important work as infection fighters for babies and little kids. But they become less important as a kid gets older and the body develops other ways to fight germs. Adenoids usually shrink after about age 5, and by the teenage years they often practically disappear. However, sometimes germ fighting adenoids can swell up and cause breathing problems in children.
Aster Sick Kids Foundation regularly conducts camps in rural places. This is with the view of screening sick children and providing state of the art medical care at affordable rate for deserving but poor families.
Akshaya, the daughter of a single mother who works as a housemaid was brought to a medical camp organized by ASK. Her adenoids had swollen up and the child found it difficult to breath. Aster Sick Kids Foundation supported her treatments costs at Aster Medcity. The child successfully had her adenoids removed.
Fathima
Dravet syndrome, is a type of epilepsy with seizures that are often triggered by hot temperatures or fever.
Fathima was diagnosed to have this disease when she was just 4 months old. On new year’s day 2019 Fathima was drinking her milk when she had severe seizures. She was rushed to a hospital to find that she drawn the milk into her lungs causing pneumonia. Fathima required ventilator support and was brought to Aster Medcity.
She was admitted under the expert Pediatric Intensive Care Team lead by Dr. Rajappan Pillai. ASK supported a major portion of Fathima's treatment costs. The child was cured completely.
Kenaz
When a broken bone fails to heal, the forms a resemblance to a fibrous joint. This "false joint" in medical lingo is called "Pseudoarthrosis" (Derived from Greek: "pseudo-" means false and "arthrosis" means joint).
Kenaz a 2 year old baby boy was brought to Aster Medcity with this serious complication.His fracture had failed to heal. His family was short of the funds needed for their son's treatment.
Aster Sick Kids Foundation supported the treatment costs. Kenaz's bones were joined by a sophisticated operation.
Alfadil
Alfadil, an 8 year old boy was brought to Aster Medcity with pain in his right hip and inability to walk. He was found to has Perthes Disease.
A German physician by the name Georg Clemens Perthes was the world's first to image this disease on X Rays. Those affected typically lose blood supply to one of the hip bones causing them to have pain and a limp.
A wedge of this diseased bone was removed by an operation. Alfadil's treatment costs were supported in part by Aster Sick Kids Foundation.
Pranathosmi
14-year-old Pranathosmi, was found to have cluster of blood vessels called Hemangioma in her knee joint. The adolescent had been having difficulties because of this. Moreover, this rare occurrence needed a higher medical intervention.
A radiological intervention of her knee was done at Aster Medcity. The child's treatment costs were covered by Aster Sick Kids Foundation.
Sanand
DiGeorge syndrome, is a disease caused by the deletion of a small segment of chromosome 22 of the human body. While the symptoms can vary, they often include congenital heart problems, specific facial features, frequent infections, developmental delay, learning problems and cleft palate.
Sanand, a 3 year old boy was diagnosed with congenital heart disease when he was just 10 days old.This led to a series of medical tests and evaluations. A medical geneticist found out Sanand suffered from Di George Syndrome. A detailed look revealed the boy had a Cleft palate (defect in the bone covering the roof of the mouth) and even undescended testis. Owing the his defects Sanand would often aspirate his feeds making him sick with pneumonia.
A tube was inserted into his stomach directly through the skin over his abdomen to help him feed. Around 6 months Sanand's heart condition began to take a toll on him. The blood from the right side of his heart wasn't reaching his lungs like it was supposed to. Moreover, a hole between his lower heart chambers had caused his heart to become weak. Sanand's blood oxygen levels began to dip and he fell short of breath. He underwent a life saving Blalock Taussig shunt which helped him improve temporarily.
In early 2019 Sanand was brought to Aster Medcity with breathlessness and falling oxygen levels. He was evaluated and found to have the previously done shunt blocked. His blood oxygen levels were also dipping. The Pediatric Cardiac surgery team at Aster Medcity performed a complex corrective surgery on Sanand. An artificial tube was fashioned resembling the pulmonary artery. A new pulmonary valve was hand sewn into this tube by the surgeons. This tube was used as means to connect Sanand's right side heart chamber to its intended destination, his lungs. The hole in his heart was also closed. Sanand recovered completely. His oxygen levels became normal and his breathing improved.
Aster Sick Kids Foundation & Aster DM Foundation sponsored a major chunk of Sanand's treatment from the beginning to till the dates
Dhrudhan
Dhrudhan a 3 year old boy was brought to Aster Medcity with fever, vomiting, pain over his left thumb and a ear discharge. The little boy was found to have Brutons agammaglobulinemia, bacterial infection in his blood, a chronic ear infection, cellulitis of his left thumb and severe gastric inflammation.
He required very expensive I.V. medicines. He was admitted under specialised Pediatric Services and treated holistically. Dhrudhan improved and was discharged. Aster Sick Kids Foundation supported Dhrudhan's family financially. A large part of the boy's treatment costs were met.
Juana
Juana a 2-year-old was diagnosed to have a tumor in her right kidney. About 5% of children are known to suffer from kidney tumors by birth. This baby girl has her tumor removed by Paediatric Surgeons at Aster Medcity. Her father who works as a dental technician was burdened by her treatment costs.
Aster Sick Kids Foundation supported her treatment.
Daivik
Normally, each kidney is connected to one ureter, a tube that drains urine into the bladder. Children with a duplex kidney (also called a duplicated collecting system) have two ureters coming from a single kidney.
Daivik, a 1 year old baby boy was brought with this condition to Aster Medcity. His extra ureters were causing urine to leak back from his bladder.
A sophisticated surgery was done to cut and re join his extra ureter to his bladder. The treatment costs were taxing for the family to bear. Aster Sick Kids Foundation is supported Daivik's treatment.
Akshaya
Adenoids do important work as infection fighters for babies and little kids. But they become less important as a kid gets older and the body develops other ways to fight germs. Adenoids usually shrink after about age 5, and by the teenage years they often practically disappear. However, sometimes germ fighting adenoids can swell up and cause breathing problems in children.
Aster Sick Kids Foundation regularly conducts camps in rural places. This is with the view of screening sick children and providing state of the art medical care at affordable rate for deserving but poor families.
Akshaya, the daughter of a single mother who works as a housemaid was brought to a medical camp organized by ASK. Her adenoids had swollen up and the child found it difficult to breath. Aster Sick Kids Foundation supported her treatments costs at Aster Medcity. The child successfully had her adenoids removed.
Fathima
Dravet syndrome, is a type of epilepsy with seizures that are often triggered by hot temperatures or fever.
Fathima was diagnosed to have this disease when she was just 4 months old. On new year’s day 2019 Fathima was drinking her milk when she had severe seizures. She was rushed to a hospital to find that she drawn the milk into her lungs causing pneumonia. Fathima required ventilator support and was brought to Aster Medcity.
She was admitted under the expert Pediatric Intensive Care Team lead by Dr. Rajappan Pillai. ASK supported a major portion of Fathima's treatment costs. The child was cured completely.
Kenaz
When a broken bone fails to heal, the forms a resemblance to a fibrous joint. This "false joint" in medical lingo is called "Pseudoarthrosis" (Derived from Greek: "pseudo-" means false and "arthrosis" means joint).
Kenaz a 2 year old baby boy was brought to Aster Medcity with this serious complication.His fracture had failed to heal. His family was short of the funds needed for their son's treatment.
Aster Sick Kids Foundation supported the treatment costs. Kenaz's bones were joined by a sophisticated operation.
Alfadil
Alfadil, an 8 year old boy was brought to Aster Medcity with pain in his right hip and inability to walk. He was found to has Perthes Disease.
A German physician by the name Georg Clemens Perthes was the world's first to image this disease on X Rays. Those affected typically lose blood supply to one of the hip bones causing them to have pain and a limp.
A wedge of this diseased bone was removed by an operation. Alfadil's treatment costs were supported in part by Aster Sick Kids Foundation.
Pranathosmi
14-year-old Pranathosmi, was found to have cluster of blood vessels called Hemangioma in her knee joint. The adolescent had been having difficulties because of this. Moreover, this rare occurrence needed a higher medical intervention.
A radiological intervention of her knee was done at Aster Medcity. The child's treatment costs were covered by Aster Sick Kids Foundation.
Sanand
DiGeorge syndrome, is a disease caused by the deletion of a small segment of chromosome 22 of the human body. While the symptoms can vary, they often include congenital heart problems, specific facial features, frequent infections, developmental delay, learning problems and cleft palate.
Sanand, a 3 year old boy was diagnosed with congenital heart disease when he was just 10 days old.This led to a series of medical tests and evaluations. A medical geneticist found out Sanand suffered from Di George Syndrome. A detailed look revealed the boy had a Cleft palate (defect in the bone covering the roof of the mouth) and even undescended testis. Owing the his defects Sanand would often aspirate his feeds making him sick with pneumonia.
A tube was inserted into his stomach directly through the skin over his abdomen to help him feed. Around 6 months Sanand's heart condition began to take a toll on him. The blood from the right side of his heart wasn't reaching his lungs like it was supposed to. Moreover, a hole between his lower heart chambers had caused his heart to become weak. Sanand's blood oxygen levels began to dip and he fell short of breath. He underwent a life saving Blalock Taussig shunt which helped him improve temporarily.
In early 2019 Sanand was brought to Aster Medcity with breathlessness and falling oxygen levels. He was evaluated and found to have the previously done shunt blocked. His blood oxygen levels were also dipping. The Pediatric Cardiac surgery team at Aster Medcity performed a complex corrective surgery on Sanand. An artificial tube was fashioned resembling the pulmonary artery. A new pulmonary valve was hand sewn into this tube by the surgeons. This tube was used as means to connect Sanand's right side heart chamber to its intended destination, his lungs. The hole in his heart was also closed. Sanand recovered completely. His oxygen levels became normal and his breathing improved.
Aster Sick Kids Foundation & Aster DM Foundation sponsored a major chunk of Sanand's treatment from the beginning to till the dates
Dhrudhan
Dhrudhan a 3 year old boy was brought to Aster Medcity with fever, vomiting, pain over his left thumb and a ear discharge. The little boy was found to have Brutons agammaglobulinemia, bacterial infection in his blood, a chronic ear infection, cellulitis of his left thumb and severe gastric inflammation.
He required very expensive I.V. medicines. He was admitted under specialised Pediatric Services and treated holistically. Dhrudhan improved and was discharged. Aster Sick Kids Foundation supported Dhrudhan's family financially. A large part of the boy's treatment costs were met.
Juana
Juana a 2-year-old was diagnosed to have a tumor in her right kidney. About 5% of children are known to suffer from kidney tumors by birth. This baby girl has her tumor removed by Paediatric Surgeons at Aster Medcity. Her father who works as a dental technician was burdened by her treatment costs.
Aster Sick Kids Foundation supported her treatment.
Daivik
Normally, each kidney is connected to one ureter, a tube that drains urine into the bladder. Children with a duplex kidney (also called a duplicated collecting system) have two ureters coming from a single kidney.
Daivik, a 1 year old baby boy was brought with this condition to Aster Medcity. His extra ureters were causing urine to leak back from his bladder.
A sophisticated surgery was done to cut and re join his extra ureter to his bladder. The treatment costs were taxing for the family to bear. Aster Sick Kids Foundation is supported Daivik's treatment.
Akshaya
Adenoids do important work as infection fighters for babies and little kids. But they become less important as a kid gets older and the body develops other ways to fight germs. Adenoids usually shrink after about age 5, and by the teenage years they often practically disappear. However, sometimes germ fighting adenoids can swell up and cause breathing problems in children.
Aster Sick Kids Foundation regularly conducts camps in rural places. This is with the view of screening sick children and providing state of the art medical care at affordable rate for deserving but poor families.
Akshaya, the daughter of a single mother who works as a housemaid was brought to a medical camp organized by ASK. Her adenoids had swollen up and the child found it difficult to breath. Aster Sick Kids Foundation supported her treatments costs at Aster Medcity. The child successfully had her adenoids removed.
Fathima
Dravet syndrome, is a type of epilepsy with seizures that are often triggered by hot temperatures or fever.
Fathima was diagnosed to have this disease when she was just 4 months old. On new year’s day 2019 Fathima was drinking her milk when she had severe seizures. She was rushed to a hospital to find that she drawn the milk into her lungs causing pneumonia. Fathima required ventilator support and was brought to Aster Medcity.
She was admitted under the expert Pediatric Intensive Care Team lead by Dr. Rajappan Pillai. ASK supported a major portion of Fathima's treatment costs. The child was cured completely.
Kenaz
When a broken bone fails to heal, the forms a resemblance to a fibrous joint. This "false joint" in medical lingo is called "Pseudoarthrosis" (Derived from Greek: "pseudo-" means false and "arthrosis" means joint).
Kenaz a 2 year old baby boy was brought to Aster Medcity with this serious complication.His fracture had failed to heal. His family was short of the funds needed for their son's treatment.
Aster Sick Kids Foundation supported the treatment costs. Kenaz's bones were joined by a sophisticated operation.
Alfadil
Alfadil, an 8 year old boy was brought to Aster Medcity with pain in his right hip and inability to walk. He was found to has Perthes Disease.
A German physician by the name Georg Clemens Perthes was the world's first to image this disease on X Rays. Those affected typically lose blood supply to one of the hip bones causing them to have pain and a limp.
A wedge of this diseased bone was removed by an operation. Alfadil's treatment costs were supported in part by Aster Sick Kids Foundation.
Pranathosmi
14-year-old Pranathosmi, was found to have cluster of blood vessels called Hemangioma in her knee joint. The adolescent had been having difficulties because of this. Moreover, this rare occurrence needed a higher medical intervention.
A radiological intervention of her knee was done at Aster Medcity. The child's treatment costs were covered by Aster Sick Kids Foundation.
Sanand
DiGeorge syndrome, is a disease caused by the deletion of a small segment of chromosome 22 of the human body. While the symptoms can vary, they often include congenital heart problems, specific facial features, frequent infections, developmental delay, learning problems and cleft palate.
Sanand, a 3 year old boy was diagnosed with congenital heart disease when he was just 10 days old.This led to a series of medical tests and evaluations. A medical geneticist found out Sanand suffered from Di George Syndrome. A detailed look revealed the boy had a Cleft palate (defect in the bone covering the roof of the mouth) and even undescended testis. Owing the his defects Sanand would often aspirate his feeds making him sick with pneumonia.
A tube was inserted into his stomach directly through the skin over his abdomen to help him feed. Around 6 months Sanand's heart condition began to take a toll on him. The blood from the right side of his heart wasn't reaching his lungs like it was supposed to. Moreover, a hole between his lower heart chambers had caused his heart to become weak. Sanand's blood oxygen levels began to dip and he fell short of breath. He underwent a life saving Blalock Taussig shunt which helped him improve temporarily.
In early 2019 Sanand was brought to Aster Medcity with breathlessness and falling oxygen levels. He was evaluated and found to have the previously done shunt blocked. His blood oxygen levels were also dipping. The Pediatric Cardiac surgery team at Aster Medcity performed a complex corrective surgery on Sanand. An artificial tube was fashioned resembling the pulmonary artery. A new pulmonary valve was hand sewn into this tube by the surgeons. This tube was used as means to connect Sanand's right side heart chamber to its intended destination, his lungs. The hole in his heart was also closed. Sanand recovered completely. His oxygen levels became normal and his breathing improved.
Aster Sick Kids Foundation & Aster DM Foundation sponsored a major chunk of Sanand's treatment from the beginning to till the dates
Dhrudhan
Dhrudhan a 3 year old boy was brought to Aster Medcity with fever, vomiting, pain over his left thumb and a ear discharge. The little boy was found to have Brutons agammaglobulinemia, bacterial infection in his blood, a chronic ear infection, cellulitis of his left thumb and severe gastric inflammation.
He required very expensive I.V. medicines. He was admitted under specialised Pediatric Services and treated holistically. Dhrudhan improved and was discharged. Aster Sick Kids Foundation supported Dhrudhan's family financially. A large part of the boy's treatment costs were met.
Juana
Juana a 2-year-old was diagnosed to have a tumor in her right kidney. About 5% of children are known to suffer from kidney tumors by birth. This baby girl has her tumor removed by Paediatric Surgeons at Aster Medcity. Her father who works as a dental technician was burdened by her treatment costs.
Aster Sick Kids Foundation supported her treatment.
Daivik
Normally, each kidney is connected to one ureter, a tube that drains urine into the bladder. Children with a duplex kidney (also called a duplicated collecting system) have two ureters coming from a single kidney.
Daivik, a 1 year old baby boy was brought with this condition to Aster Medcity. His extra ureters were causing urine to leak back from his bladder.
A sophisticated surgery was done to cut and re join his extra ureter to his bladder. The treatment costs were taxing for the family to bear. Aster Sick Kids Foundation is supported Daivik's treatment.
Akshaya
Adenoids do important work as infection fighters for babies and little kids. But they become less important as a kid gets older and the body develops other ways to fight germs. Adenoids usually shrink after about age 5, and by the teenage years they often practically disappear. However, sometimes germ fighting adenoids can swell up and cause breathing problems in children.
Aster Sick Kids Foundation regularly conducts camps in rural places. This is with the view of screening sick children and providing state of the art medical care at affordable rate for deserving but poor families.
Akshaya, the daughter of a single mother who works as a housemaid was brought to a medical camp organized by ASK. Her adenoids had swollen up and the child found it difficult to breath. Aster Sick Kids Foundation supported her treatments costs at Aster Medcity. The child successfully had her adenoids removed.
Fathima
Dravet syndrome, is a type of epilepsy with seizures that are often triggered by hot temperatures or fever.
Fathima was diagnosed to have this disease when she was just 4 months old. On new year’s day 2019 Fathima was drinking her milk when she had severe seizures. She was rushed to a hospital to find that she drawn the milk into her lungs causing pneumonia. Fathima required ventilator support and was brought to Aster Medcity.
She was admitted under the expert Pediatric Intensive Care Team lead by Dr. Rajappan Pillai. ASK supported a major portion of Fathima's treatment costs. The child was cured completely.
Kenaz
When a broken bone fails to heal, the forms a resemblance to a fibrous joint. This "false joint" in medical lingo is called "Pseudoarthrosis" (Derived from Greek: "pseudo-" means false and "arthrosis" means joint).
Kenaz a 2 year old baby boy was brought to Aster Medcity with this serious complication.His fracture had failed to heal. His family was short of the funds needed for their son's treatment.
Aster Sick Kids Foundation supported the treatment costs. Kenaz's bones were joined by a sophisticated operation.
Alfadil
Alfadil, an 8 year old boy was brought to Aster Medcity with pain in his right hip and inability to walk. He was found to has Perthes Disease.
A German physician by the name Georg Clemens Perthes was the world's first to image this disease on X Rays. Those affected typically lose blood supply to one of the hip bones causing them to have pain and a limp.
A wedge of this diseased bone was removed by an operation. Alfadil's treatment costs were supported in part by Aster Sick Kids Foundation.
Pranathosmi
14-year-old Pranathosmi, was found to have cluster of blood vessels called Hemangioma in her knee joint. The adolescent had been having difficulties because of this. Moreover, this rare occurrence needed a higher medical intervention.
A radiological intervention of her knee was done at Aster Medcity. The child's treatment costs were covered by Aster Sick Kids Foundation.
Sanand
DiGeorge syndrome, is a disease caused by the deletion of a small segment of chromosome 22 of the human body. While the symptoms can vary, they often include congenital heart problems, specific facial features, frequent infections, developmental delay, learning problems and cleft palate.
Sanand, a 3 year old boy was diagnosed with congenital heart disease when he was just 10 days old.This led to a series of medical tests and evaluations. A medical geneticist found out Sanand suffered from Di George Syndrome. A detailed look revealed the boy had a Cleft palate (defect in the bone covering the roof of the mouth) and even undescended testis. Owing the his defects Sanand would often aspirate his feeds making him sick with pneumonia.
A tube was inserted into his stomach directly through the skin over his abdomen to help him feed. Around 6 months Sanand's heart condition began to take a toll on him. The blood from the right side of his heart wasn't reaching his lungs like it was supposed to. Moreover, a hole between his lower heart chambers had caused his heart to become weak. Sanand's blood oxygen levels began to dip and he fell short of breath. He underwent a life saving Blalock Taussig shunt which helped him improve temporarily.
In early 2019 Sanand was brought to Aster Medcity with breathlessness and falling oxygen levels. He was evaluated and found to have the previously done shunt blocked. His blood oxygen levels were also dipping. The Pediatric Cardiac surgery team at Aster Medcity performed a complex corrective surgery on Sanand. An artificial tube was fashioned resembling the pulmonary artery. A new pulmonary valve was hand sewn into this tube by the surgeons. This tube was used as means to connect Sanand's right side heart chamber to its intended destination, his lungs. The hole in his heart was also closed. Sanand recovered completely. His oxygen levels became normal and his breathing improved.
Aster Sick Kids Foundation & Aster DM Foundation sponsored a major chunk of Sanand's treatment from the beginning to till the dates
Dhrudhan
Dhrudhan a 3 year old boy was brought to Aster Medcity with fever, vomiting, pain over his left thumb and a ear discharge. The little boy was found to have Brutons agammaglobulinemia, bacterial infection in his blood, a chronic ear infection, cellulitis of his left thumb and severe gastric inflammation.
He required very expensive I.V. medicines. He was admitted under specialised Pediatric Services and treated holistically. Dhrudhan improved and was discharged. Aster Sick Kids Foundation supported Dhrudhan's family financially. A large part of the boy's treatment costs were met.
Juana
Juana a 2-year-old was diagnosed to have a tumor in her right kidney. About 5% of children are known to suffer from kidney tumors by birth. This baby girl has her tumor removed by Paediatric Surgeons at Aster Medcity. Her father who works as a dental technician was burdened by her treatment costs.
Aster Sick Kids Foundation supported her treatment.
Daivik
Normally, each kidney is connected to one ureter, a tube that drains urine into the bladder. Children with a duplex kidney (also called a duplicated collecting system) have two ureters coming from a single kidney.
Daivik, a 1 year old baby boy was brought with this condition to Aster Medcity. His extra ureters were causing urine to leak back from his bladder.
A sophisticated surgery was done to cut and re join his extra ureter to his bladder. The treatment costs were taxing for the family to bear. Aster Sick Kids Foundation is supported Daivik's treatment.
Akshaya
Adenoids do important work as infection fighters for babies and little kids. But they become less important as a kid gets older and the body develops other ways to fight germs. Adenoids usually shrink after about age 5, and by the teenage years they often practically disappear. However, sometimes germ fighting adenoids can swell up and cause breathing problems in children.
Aster Sick Kids Foundation regularly conducts camps in rural places. This is with the view of screening sick children and providing state of the art medical care at affordable rate for deserving but poor families.
Akshaya, the daughter of a single mother who works as a housemaid was brought to a medical camp organized by ASK. Her adenoids had swollen up and the child found it difficult to breath. Aster Sick Kids Foundation supported her treatments costs at Aster Medcity. The child successfully had her adenoids removed.
Fathima
Dravet syndrome, is a type of epilepsy with seizures that are often triggered by hot temperatures or fever.
Fathima was diagnosed to have this disease when she was just 4 months old. On new year’s day 2019 Fathima was drinking her milk when she had severe seizures. She was rushed to a hospital to find that she drawn the milk into her lungs causing pneumonia. Fathima required ventilator support and was brought to Aster Medcity.
She was admitted under the expert Pediatric Intensive Care Team lead by Dr. Rajappan Pillai. ASK supported a major portion of Fathima's treatment costs. The child was cured completely.
Kenaz
When a broken bone fails to heal, the forms a resemblance to a fibrous joint. This "false joint" in medical lingo is called "Pseudoarthrosis" (Derived from Greek: "pseudo-" means false and "arthrosis" means joint).
Kenaz a 2 year old baby boy was brought to Aster Medcity with this serious complication.His fracture had failed to heal. His family was short of the funds needed for their son's treatment.
Aster Sick Kids Foundation supported the treatment costs. Kenaz's bones were joined by a sophisticated operation.
Alfadil
Alfadil, an 8 year old boy was brought to Aster Medcity with pain in his right hip and inability to walk. He was found to has Perthes Disease.
A German physician by the name Georg Clemens Perthes was the world's first to image this disease on X Rays. Those affected typically lose blood supply to one of the hip bones causing them to have pain and a limp.
A wedge of this diseased bone was removed by an operation. Alfadil's treatment costs were supported in part by Aster Sick Kids Foundation.
Pranathosmi
14-year-old Pranathosmi, was found to have cluster of blood vessels called Hemangioma in her knee joint. The adolescent had been having difficulties because of this. Moreover, this rare occurrence needed a higher medical intervention.
A radiological intervention of her knee was done at Aster Medcity. The child's treatment costs were covered by Aster Sick Kids Foundation.
Sanand
DiGeorge syndrome, is a disease caused by the deletion of a small segment of chromosome 22 of the human body. While the symptoms can vary, they often include congenital heart problems, specific facial features, frequent infections, developmental delay, learning problems and cleft palate.
Sanand, a 3 year old boy was diagnosed with congenital heart disease when he was just 10 days old.This led to a series of medical tests and evaluations. A medical geneticist found out Sanand suffered from Di George Syndrome. A detailed look revealed the boy had a Cleft palate (defect in the bone covering the roof of the mouth) and even undescended testis. Owing the his defects Sanand would often aspirate his feeds making him sick with pneumonia.
A tube was inserted into his stomach directly through the skin over his abdomen to help him feed. Around 6 months Sanand's heart condition began to take a toll on him. The blood from the right side of his heart wasn't reaching his lungs like it was supposed to. Moreover, a hole between his lower heart chambers had caused his heart to become weak. Sanand's blood oxygen levels began to dip and he fell short of breath. He underwent a life saving Blalock Taussig shunt which helped him improve temporarily.
In early 2019 Sanand was brought to Aster Medcity with breathlessness and falling oxygen levels. He was evaluated and found to have the previously done shunt blocked. His blood oxygen levels were also dipping. The Pediatric Cardiac surgery team at Aster Medcity performed a complex corrective surgery on Sanand. An artificial tube was fashioned resembling the pulmonary artery. A new pulmonary valve was hand sewn into this tube by the surgeons. This tube was used as means to connect Sanand's right side heart chamber to its intended destination, his lungs. The hole in his heart was also closed. Sanand recovered completely. His oxygen levels became normal and his breathing improved.
Aster Sick Kids Foundation & Aster DM Foundation sponsored a major chunk of Sanand's treatment from the beginning to till the dates
Dhrudhan
Dhrudhan a 3 year old boy was brought to Aster Medcity with fever, vomiting, pain over his left thumb and a ear discharge. The little boy was found to have Brutons agammaglobulinemia, bacterial infection in his blood, a chronic ear infection, cellulitis of his left thumb and severe gastric inflammation.
He required very expensive I.V. medicines. He was admitted under specialised Pediatric Services and treated holistically. Dhrudhan improved and was discharged. Aster Sick Kids Foundation supported Dhrudhan's family financially. A large part of the boy's treatment costs were met.
Juana
Juana a 2-year-old was diagnosed to have a tumor in her right kidney. About 5% of children are known to suffer from kidney tumors by birth. This baby girl has her tumor removed by Paediatric Surgeons at Aster Medcity. Her father who works as a dental technician was burdened by her treatment costs.
Aster Sick Kids Foundation supported her treatment.
Daivik
Normally, each kidney is connected to one ureter, a tube that drains urine into the bladder. Children with a duplex kidney (also called a duplicated collecting system) have two ureters coming from a single kidney.
Daivik, a 1 year old baby boy was brought with this condition to Aster Medcity. His extra ureters were causing urine to leak back from his bladder.
A sophisticated surgery was done to cut and re join his extra ureter to his bladder. The treatment costs were taxing for the family to bear. Aster Sick Kids Foundation is supported Daivik's treatment.
